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Opinion: Arkansas Never Quits
By Sydney Mulvenon When I look at a young man wearing the red and white, I see a hero, just as any five-year-old gravitates toward Batman. I see the Razorbacks as my superhuman defenders. Their speed and force match that of a superhero. The villain is the opponent who comes to play every Saturday. Sometimes…
El Salvador: Mother of two Leaves Home Country
By Griselda Jaimes FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.— Reports say thousands of migrants are headed to the U.S. border in a caravan mostly full of women and children. Jani, a mother of two, fleed her home country El Salvador due to the corruption and violence within the country. “There is a lot of theft in the markets. If…
UofA Faculty Helps Students Revise Resumes During Walk-In Wednesdays
By Caroline Hickman FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Graduation is approaching quickly and many students have their future jobs on their minds. But in order to land that job you’ve got to be prepared. The Career Development Center on campus offers Walk-In Wednesdays every week. The center works to review and edit your resume, hold mock interviews…
Recycling: Why Bars on Dickson Street Don’t
By Caroline Hickman FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The University of Arkansas campus makes an effort to get its students to recycle. However, just a little way off campus on Dickson street recycling is a second thought. JJ’s Bar and Grill is one of the busiest places on Dickson street. It brings in almost 2000 people daily…
UofA Student Brings Bahamian Consul General to Campus
By Caroline Hickman FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The Arkansas World Trade Center works to bring businesses and agencies together to strengthen international trade to put Arkansas’ resources more on the map. Along with doing data and trade research, the World Trade Center works to schedule diplomatic visits to northwest Arkansas and the university. In early February…
UofA Student Becomes First Female African American Panhellenic President
By Caroline Hickman FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – At a university with over 125 years of Greek life, it has never seen a female African American serve as President. Senior Taylor Johnson became the first and she didn’t even know she was making University of Arkansas history. “I wasn’t necessarily shocked because we are in the south,…
Two New Locations For Student Summer Camp
by Nick Camper FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.–This summer, the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design will add two more camps to their annual Design Camp program. The new locations will be at the Amazeum in Bentonville and in El Dorado at the South Arkansas Arts Center. This will make it a total of six cities in…
Chadwick Cooking Up Success
By Sven Larson Fayetteville, Ark.– Payton Chadwick tears it up on the track. When she’s not running, she finds time to cook and enjoy life. Chadwick is a six time All-American and a National Champion for the Razorbacks, but she is trying to stir up success in a different kind of way off the track.…
A Career Coming to an End
By Blake Hinds FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.–Every day Dr. Hunt walks into a classroom with a smile on her face. In 1969, before title IX existed, she was a pure two-sport athlete. Razorback fans watched her play tennis and basketball. “I think you could say we girls truly played for the love of the sport, no question…
Double Amputee Athlete Turns Heads All Over NCAA
By Sven Larson Fayetteville, Ark. — The first division 1 double amputee athlete in the NCAA’s history goes to the University of Arkansas. He is turning heads all over the place and making his story be known. When you look at Hunter Woodhall’s twitter header you’ll see the words “they told me I would never…